Import any song and AI splits the drum parts for you. Or use the tools you already love — over MCP, your AI assistant writes the whole pattern.
Works with the assistant you already use — and any other MCP client
Three workflows, one app. From any song to a playable drum pattern — then drill it until it grooves.
Import audio from Files, Music library, Photos, or record live. AI separates drums into Kick, Snare, Toms, Hi-Hat, and Cymbals — on-device, private by design.
16/32-step pattern editor with 24 pro kits. Per-voice mixer (level/pan/filter/tune/decay), master FX chain, humanize, and groove styles. Built for speed.
After AI recognition, tap Generate to auto-detect BPM, hits, and downbeats. The sequencer loads a quantized, editable pattern — ready to play or tweak.
Build multi-speed drills: start slow, finish fast. Set AB loops, count-in, and let the app gradually push your limits. Track your progress every session.
AI separates drums, generates patterns, and fuels your practice — all on one screen.
From import to practice, just seconds.
Import from Music library, Files, Photos, or record live audio. Any genre, any tempo.
On-device AI separates drums into 5 stems. View waveforms, play individual parts, hear every hit.
Generate a sequencer pattern, tweak it with 24 kits and FX, then use TempoDrill to master it.
Not another drum machine. A complete listen-create-practice ecosystem.
All AI processing runs on-device via CoreML. Your audio never leaves your device. Practice with confidence.
Every feature feeds into the sequencer. Recognize a drum pattern, generate a preset, load it in the drum machine, and start drilling. Zero friction.
Beginners learn by deconstructing songs. Pros extract and practice complex fills. Teachers create custom drills for students. Everyone grows.
Nothing new to learn and no account to create. Connect Drum AI to the AI assistant you already use, describe a beat in one sentence, and it writes the whole creative pattern and hands you an import link.
MCP requires Drum AI 1.2.4 or later. On an older build, update the app first.
Works with the assistant you already use — and any other MCP client
Say what you want in plain language — "a 140 BPM trap beat with a rolling hi-hat".
It picks a kit, writes every voice, and adds the detail: velocity accents, ratchets, flams, groove, humanize.
You get one link. Open the preview, tap import, and the pattern is in Drum AI — ready to play and edit.
The plugin carries its own MCP server declaration, so the service registers automatically. No address to fill in, no config file to edit.
/plugin marketplace add govo/drumak_skill /plugin install drumai-preset@drumai
Claude Desktop, Cursor and other clients: add this block to the client configuration.
{
"mcpServers": {
"drumai-preset": {
"type": "http",
"url": "https://c1c1.online/drumai_mcp/mcp"
}
}
}
Then just describe the beat you want. Run /mcp to confirm the server is connected.
Any style a drum machine can express: trap, house, techno, hip-hop, boom bap, funk, breakbeat, shuffle, rock, and metal with double bass.
Paste a pattern from the app and the assistant reads it, explains what the drums are doing, and reworks it into a new variation.
The same 24 kits the app ships with, plus 8 style skeletons and 20 fill modes — the assistant adjusts them to your description instead of applying them verbatim.
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Everything you need to know about Drum AI.
Drum AI uses a two-stage on-device AI pipeline: a Demucs-based model for broad drum extraction, followed by a custom LarsNet model that refines and parses individual drum hits. In real-world tests, it delivers excellent results on pop, rock, and electronic tracks. Kick and snare detection is especially precise. Dense studio mixes with heavy processing may show minor variations.
No. All AI processing runs on-device via CoreML — no internet required. Your audio never leaves your device, and you can use Drum AI in Airplane Mode.
Free tier gives you 3 drum separations and 2 sequence generations per week, 3 history entries, 3 user presets, and 1 tempo drill with up to 3 sections. Pro unlocks unlimited usage of all features, plus MIDI export, full mix export with effects, drum track recording, and WAV/AAC export formats.
Drum AI supports iPhone, iPad, and Mac with Apple Silicon (M1 and later). iPhone 12 or newer is recommended for the best processing speed. Older devices may take longer for AI analysis.
Yes. Drum AI supports MIDI file export (compatible with any DAW) and audio export in MP3, AAC, and WAV formats. You can share patterns with friends via text codec and import theirs too.
Audio: MP3, M4A, AIFF, WAV, FLAC, AAC. Video: MP4, MOV, M4V. Import from Files app, Music library, Photos library, or record directly in the app.
The questions asked most about the AI assistant, and about the app itself.
It is an add-on for AI assistants that connects them to Drum AI's PRESET service, so you can describe a beat in words and get back a pattern you can import into the app. It does not replace the app — it feeds it.
No. The skill points at a public deployment of Drum AI's PRESET service and works as-is after installation. Running your own copy is only useful if you are developing against the service.
Any client that speaks MCP — Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor and others. Claude Code is the simplest path, because the repository installs as a plugin that registers the service automatically. Clients that cannot use MCP but can run a shell can use the bundled script instead.
Not by itself. Transcription is what the app does: import the song into Drum AI on your device and it separates the kick, snare, hi-hat and cymbals into an editable pattern. The skill is the other half of the loop — once the pattern exists, the assistant can read it, explain it, and rewrite it.
No. The assistant's output is a link. You open it on your device, look at the preview, and import from that page. Nothing reaches the app until you tap import.
One link carries the whole pattern: the kit, the tempo, the time signature, and every hit with its velocity, ratchets and flams. Opening it shows a preview page, and importing from there puts the pattern into Drum AI. There is no file to download and no account involved.
Yes. What arrives in the app is an ordinary pattern — the same thing you would have programmed by hand. Every hit can be moved, deleted or re-velocity-ed, the kit can be swapped, and groove and humanize can be changed, all with the app's normal tools.
A PRESET is a saved drum pattern: the kit, the transport settings and the grid of hits. PRESETs are what you share and import. The preview link this skill produces is a PRESET in transit — it carries the pattern from the assistant into the app.
Any style a drum machine can express. The service ships eight style skeletons as starting points, twenty fill modes for varying a row, and twenty-two reference patterns showing what a finished beat looks like in the app. The assistant adjusts them to your description rather than applying them verbatim.
It is both, and that is the point. The transcription side listens to audio and produces a pattern; the drum machine side is where that pattern lives, gets edited, and gets played. A pattern the app transcribed and a pattern you wrote by hand are the same kind of object in the same editor, so you can mix the two freely.
No. The recognition model, LarsNet, runs on your device, so nothing is sent to a server to be analysed. You import a file or record with the microphone, and the separation happens locally.
Yes. Drum AI is one universal app on all three, and the same project file opens on each. Sketch a beat on the phone and refine it on the Mac without exporting or syncing anything by hand.
Tempo Drill is built for the parts that are too fast: set an AB loop over the hard bars, stack several speed segments from slow to target, use the count-in, and let the app push the tempo as you keep up. Patterns transcribed from your own songs make the best practice material, because you already know how they should sound.
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